A contextual next purchase, at the point of high intent.

Maartand places complementary offers on the order confirmation page of partner merchants. The customer has just bought. That is the highest-intent moment there is, and it is the one moment brands routinely do nothing with.

How it works

1

A customer completes a purchase at a partner merchant.

2

On the order confirmation page they see one to three offers from complementary, non-competing merchants.

3

They click a tracked link and land on that merchant’s own store.

4

If they buy, that merchant pays for the acquisition and the referring merchant takes a share.

Where the offers come from

Offers are sourced from affiliate networks today, and from merchants in the network as they join. Every offer is a real, purchasable product on the advertiser’s own store.

What we will not do

Never a competitor. Offers only ever go to a genuinely complementary, non-competing category.
The merchant approves what appears. Categories and brands are signed off before anything goes live.
Clearly labelled. Offers are shown as a separate business, never as the merchant’s own product or endorsement.
No payment details leave your store. The customer transacts on the other merchant’s site.

For merchants

You earn from customers who have already bought from you. There is no cost, no inventory to hold, and no change to your checkout. You decide which categories and which brands may appear.

Founder

Badri Krishnan, Founder and CEO

Goldman Sachs London · Citigroup Dubai · Oman Investment Fund, $13B AUM · Investor, Oryana Ventures · CEO, Jaldhara Technologies.

Has seen markets from both sides of the table: as an investor backing companies, and as an operator building them.

Contact

Complementary, non-competing partnerships.

sales@maartand.ai
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